HOW TO INTRODUCE OTHERS IN FRENCH - French Introductions
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2017
- How to introduce others in French / French introductions. In this French lesson, Cindy, a native French teacher, teaches you 3 ways of introducing others in French.
If you don't know all the French words or French phrases you can use to introduce other people, this lesson will help you, as you'll learn all the necessary French words and phrases to introduce new people to your friends, family, colleagues or just about anyone.
This French lesson teaches you some very important French basics.
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Very good teacher. I wish you do more clips about learning French. Thank you.
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I'm having a french test tomorrow where im introducing my friend, great video! Merci beacoup!
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Dear Cindy! Je suis Turc.. Your English so clear. I understand your speech as if you speak in Turkish. Thanks to your lessons/videos I develop not only français but also anglais ;)
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Thank you very much for the video and great job !!
Thank you :)
The cat introduction example was better than any human example could ever be
Very well dear!!
Merci pour le video.
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Your video really help me these couple days I'm trying really learn this language but it so difficult. Right now I'm taking a french class but my professor is not the best at teaching that language lol but yea thank you.
You're most welcome. I sympathise with you, I had a useless Spanish teacher one year when I was still in school. So useless, he never even spoke Spanish himself in front of the class! lol. So, if ever you have any questions, don't hesitate to come here and ask. Always happy to help :)
Helpful video, thanks :) Question about word order: Would "Voici Sarah ma femme" and "Voici ma femme Sarah" be equally correct the way they are in English?
Merci
thanks
merci
Very good tomorrow I am having exam and I am in a big grade and it's first time for me to learn French so you helped me a lot thanks
How did your exam go?
you are fantastic frencheezi, i loved your all lessons. may i know where are you living, i want to learn from you offline
I really want to learn French language
The cat introduction example was better than any human example!!!!!!!!!
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me acabo de suscribir. a tu nuevo canal y nunca he tratado de aprender francés porque siento que no podría pronunciar el acento. Lo explicas tan bien que me gustaría tratar de aprenderlo. Cual video debería escoger para comenzar?
Te aconsejo ver mi 'playlist' llamada "Basic French Lessons" :)
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Hi Cindi, from glorious Norfolk, England! Are you still producing videos? I ask as I can't seem to find any recent ones, but possibly I'm looking in the wrong place. I'm bilingual and hoped my step-children would be too, but there I failed miserably! You can lead a horse to water, as they say... Quoi qu'il en soit, je voudrais vous remercier sincèrement pour ce que vous faites ici. Une chaîne RUclips, c'est beaucoup de travail, mais soyez assuré qu'il y a beaucoup de RUclipsrs qui vous apprécient!
Hello county neighbour! Beautiful Suffolk here! :) As it so happens I have a new video in the making which I need to finish editing! But you're right, sadly I haven't been able to publish new videos in quite some time, though I fully intend on getting back to it. I became a first time mum last summer, to a beautiful little girl (not biased at all!! lol) and ever since then I've been far busier than I'd have ever anticipated. We, too, are trying to raise her bilingual. We're trying to stick to OPOL, but I'm finding it quite challenging at times. Hard for me to stick to French when everyone else around us, including my partner, only speak English! So, hopefully, what we're doing will be enough. How did you become bilingual?
@@Frencheezi Casey is cool! I think most Brits who love French are already Francophile-I certainly was during my teens. Years later, after family problems forced a break in my formal education, I made a lot of French friends via _vacances linguistiques_ ... the story meanders, and I've lived in Amiens and Perpignan, where I saw OPOL in action. I still read some French daily, and got involved in our local _jumelage_ 6 years ago. Our languages have been linked for a millennium, and I love studying their shared history. Suffolk? My girlfriend and I like holidaying in Aldeburgh, where our friends lend us their flat. May I give you a little tip? _Everyone speak*s_* because _everybody,_ like _anybody, anyone_ and _everyone,_ is always singular grammatically, like _chacun._ BUT! In East Anglia, _everyone speak_ is OK in the local dialect, as we conjugate the third person singular subject with a third person plural verb. So: "He come here every day, he do, because he love it here!" is typical. Don't let us mislead you! ;0)
I am a French student at St Marys School Yala
Thanks
Nice cat
I am taking French and was told that the use of enchanté is no longer widely accepted in France. Do you agree?
I wouldn't say it's no longer accepted, but people don't use this phrase very often anymore. It sounds very formal.
Merci, beaucoup.
What about introducing others with "Ca, c'est ...", e.g., "Ca, c'est Pierre", or "Ca, c'est ma mère et mon père"?
This would be seen as quite rude as ça is used to refer to things, not people. Use elle, lui, eux instead. e.g: Lui, c'est Pierre.
Hello madam
Can we also say that
La' , c'EST mon.-----
He is my brother or sister
Help me to book a bus seat in French please
bonne nuit
Tu es très belle
Nice eyes
Ho
C'est mon père!
Is this rude?
No, it's not rude. Why? I read your comment about German words. Would the German equivalent of 'C'est mon père' be rude then?
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No it wouldn't. I just asked because you didn't mention this way of introduction.
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